Navigate to the Projects tab in the main Labelbox application.
Click the “New Project” button in the top right corner.
Choose the data modality or task type. Note that you will only be able to attach data rows that match the data type you set here. For example, you cannot select video as the data type upon project creation and then send image data rows to this project later.
Give your project a clear, descriptive Name. You may optionally add a Description and project tags. The, click Save.
From the project overview, click Add data to select the data rows to include in this project. Refer to our Catalog docs to learn how to import data.
In this step, you can filter and search your data rows to curate a batch. Select the data rows you wish to send to the project, then click Queue batch of n to add the data rows to the labeling queue.
In the Advanced batch settings, you can optionally set the Data row priority and toggle on Consensus mode. Select Submit to send this batch to your labeling project.
The final step is to Set up ontology and labeling experience. You may either create a new ontology or reuse an existing one.
Once you complete these steps, the Start labeling button will be activated in your project overview.
Duplicating a project is a great way to reuse a complex setup without starting from scratch. When you duplicate a project, you copy its ontology, labeling interface settings, and all other configurations.
From the Projects tab, find the project you wish to duplicate. Open the project.
Click on the project name at the top. From the dropdown menu, select Duplicate project.
A new project will be created with the same settings.
Below are the settings that can get copied when you duplicate a project:
As you create more projects in Labelbox, keeping them organized becomes crucial. Tags are a simple yet powerful way to categorize, filter, and manage your projects.Benefits of using project tags:
Categorization: Group projects by team (e.g., team-alpha, team-beta), status (in-progress, completed), or data type (images-night, text-legal).
Easy filtering: Quickly find all projects associated with a specific tag, saving you time from manually searching.
Improved visibility: Get a clear overview of your labeling initiatives by filtering your project list by tag.
To create and apply tags
From the Projects tab, select a project.
From the project overview, hover over the Tags section and click the Edit icon.
You can either select an existing tag from the dropdown list or type a new tag and press Enter to create it. A project can have multiple tags.
Filtering by tagsUse the filter bar at the top of the Projects page to filter by tag. Click on the tag you want to filter by, and the view will instantly update to show only the projects with that tag. You can select multiple tags to further refine your search.To delete a tagTo manage existing tags, select a project, click the Edit icon next to Tags in the project overview. Click Manage tags and click the Delete icon next to the tag name.
Deleting a tag removes it from all associated projects, and modifying a tag updates it across all associated projects.
